Sentence examples for hardline that from inspiring English sources

The regime there was so hardline that it termed Soviet Communism a revisionist fraud.

YouGov's tracking survey finds Corbyn viewed as twice as left-wing as Miliband, so hardline that he almost falls off the chart.

"The Islamic State of Iraq in Syria (Isis) is so hardline that it was disavowed by al-Qaida's leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri," writes Mark Tran.

The Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (Isis) is so hardline that it was disavowed by al-Qaida's leader, Ayman al-Zawahiri.

But it revealed the real truth: his message is so outmoded, so hardline that even the UKIP the party for people who find David Cameron's Tories not nearly conservative enough find Abbott's policies "tougher than we in Britain can perhaps stomach".

Prakash featured prominently in propaganda videos exhorting Australians to join Isis – an ultra hardline group that proscribes as apostates anyone who does not share its hardline read of Islamic tenets.

A third of the Maoist party split off last year to form the hardline faction that is now opposing the election.

The four captured over the past year apparently belonged to a hardline faction that pushed for an end to ETA's ceasefire two years ago.

In 1984 he went into politics as the head of Tzomet, a short-lived hardline party that was opposed to any peace deals with the Palestinians.

At his final rally in Nîmes, Sarkozy continued his hardline campaigning that has veered towards the far-right, warning of a France whose "identity and unity are threatened".

It showed Zarif sticking up for national dignity, and would help shield him against the hardline attacks that were sure to follow a deal.